Here is a little damp and cold, we just drove back en route to from williamstown, massachusetts. So our first snow of the year in, of all places, the top peaks en route to in the berkshires, in the town of wait for it, florida and florida, mass situations. I always thought that was some kind of a joke. But anyway, it gets the first snow. This year and just a little harbinger of things to come and not enough to make the roads impassable, which will happen later on in the year. But anyway, i want to first thank a couple of folks who are here to thank our friends from cspan, who are going to be recording this for future use on television. Thank Rachel Hobson from the library, who was here making sure everything is set up properly and and most importantly, thank chris meyer, who is the sponsor of this series, a member of our board and a longtime member of the wellesley historical society. And also, just so you know, there will be refreshments. Youre after the talk by tom paine, although ma
Cox, along with these Television Companies support cspan2 as a public service. The uptodate and the latest in publishing with book tv podcast about books. With current Nonfiction Book releases. Plus bestseller list as well as Industry News and trends through insider interviews. You can find about books on cspan now our free mobile app or were ever you get your podcast. I been waiting for this for quite a while since last june went the wonderful book came out. We were in d. C. Together i knew i could bring her out to madison. To lure her out here and lure her back because she was here once before i think 2004 went of the many amazing fabulous stories dan has written for the Washington Post over it many years. And summer is over and my wife and i are readyin for bill for washington its a ritual i will stay around for the book festival. Thats one of my favorite events for those of you who do not know she is ae legend in the newspar world. Run a Pulitzer Prize in 2007 for her Amazing Stori
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But but often we just, you know, all we can do is feel our way through it and know that at the end of it, you will have that new knowledge to make the thing you need to make. But that can we please, please, please give beth another round of applause. You can call. Ive been waiting for this day for quite a while since. Last june, when annes wonderful book came out and, i we were in d. C. Together. I knew that i could bring her out to. For this book, lure her out here and actually lure her back because she here once before. And i think thousand and four, when i was editing story that she did one of the many amazing, fabulous stories that is written for the Washington Post over many years and. You know, summer is over and my wife and i are ready to bill washington but sort of its a ritual that ill stay around for this book. First of all, for my friend conor moran used to run it and now jane rotondo, its one of my favorite events. For those of you who dont know and how shes actually a lege
And i think thousand and four, when i was editing story that she did one of the many amazing, fabulous stories that is written for the Washington Post over many years and. You know, summer is over and my wife and i are ready to bill washington but sort of its a ritual that ill stay around for this book. First of all, for my friend conor moran used to run it and now jane rotondo, its one of my favorite events. For those of you who dont know and how shes actually a legend in. The newspaper world. She won Pulitzer Prize in 2007 for her Amazing Stories on the mistreatment of veterans of the iraq afghanistan wars at walter army medical center, where she basically embedded herself in the hospital rooms with the soldiers and documented how they were being so shabbily treated. But, you know, she was also that story wonderful, but she wrote probably ten or 12 other stories that were equal or series that were equally great, of which were finalists for the Pulitzer Prize. So, you know, that one s